Rustad Eyes Conservative Majority

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The outcome of B.C. ’s provincial election remains unclear after preliminary vote count.

The NDP holds 46 seats, the BC Conservatives hold 45 and the BC Greens hold two .

Conservative leader John Rustad says he's still holding out hope he could lead a majority government.

Rustad: "There are things we can work on together that can be achieved".

“To British Columbians who voted for change, I hear you and the serious message you have sent. We have not done enough and we must do better,” he said. “Working to fix the tough challenges people are facing is what drives me — it’s what gets me out of bed in the morning. I’m committed to working with the legislature you elected to deliver for you.” Eby said Saturday night that he had spoken with Furstenau, and that he was prepared to work with the party on “common and shared values.”.

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